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[boski]

I'm trying to take advantage of the different options with backgrounds and playfields. The example below shows how to: create a multi-colored background, a multi-colored sprite, and stretch the playfield to the edges of the screen (That's the PF0=255 command. It must be placed within your loop, as do your color instructions). Hopefully this helps other beginners with those hurdles. Now for my current problem: I don't want to stretch the playfield to the edges of the screen, I want to limit the background colors to the edge of the playfield. Has anyone else had this issue? Thanks!

set kernel_options player1colors pfcolors no_blank_lines background

player0x=40
player0y=84
player1x=30
player1y=63



playfield:
..............XXXX..............
.............X....X.............
XXXXXXXXXXXXX......XXXXXXXXXXXXX
X..............................X
X..............................X
XX....XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
X..............................X
X..............................X
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX....XX
X..............................X
X..............................X
end


player0:
%00000010
%00000100
%00001000
%00010000
%00111000
%01111100
%11111110
%01101100
end


player1:
%01001000
%00110000
%00111000
%00111000
%00110101
%00110010
%00111000
%00110000
end

main

player1color:
$40
$D0
$D0
$D0
$0A
$2E
$2E
$2E
end

COLUP0=$42

pfcolors:
$00
$00
$00
$20
$22
$22
$24
$24
$28
$28
$28
$2A
$00
end

PF0=255

COLUPF=$08

drawscreen

goto main